Criminal Defence Lawyer Toronto

Jeff Hershberg is a criminal lawyer in Toronto, Ontario who provides criminal law representation for bail hearings, robbery, firearm or other weapon offences, theft/shoplifting, domestic assault, utter threats, sexual assault, mischief, drug offences, and more.

When charged with a criminal offence, you should have an experienced criminal lawyer defending you. You always want a knowledgeable lawyer who will fight to protect your guaranteed Charter rights and not plead you guilty at the first sign of a strong Crown case. You need a lawyer who will find the weaknesses in every case. It is the only way to achieve the possible result to your criminal charges. Jeff Hershberg will fearlessly defend your case, raising every issue, advancing every argument helpful to your case, and asking every question in the interests of justice.

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Locations Serviced



 Brampton


Brampton criminal lawyer, Jeff Hershberg, represents individuals charged with any criminal offence as well as those charged with provincial offences such as Highway Traffic Act and Liquor License Act offences.


 Oshawa


Oshawa criminal lawyer, Jeff Hershberg, provides legal representation protecting the charter rights of those charged with criminal offences in Oshawa. As an Oshawa criminal defence lawyer, Jeff Hershberg’s services


 Newmarket


Newmarket criminal lawyer, Jeff Hershberg, provides representation for criminal offences as well as for those charged with Liquor License and Highway Traffic Act offences. Jeff Hershberg is available to


 Toronto


Jeff Hershberg is a criminal lawyer in Toronto, Ontario who provides criminal law representation for bail hearings, robbery, firearm or other weapon offences, theft / shoplifting, domestic assault, utter threats, sexual assault


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    Testimonials  

    • In R. v. A.M., my client was charged with robbery. He was detained after a bail hearing (which I did not do) and was going to apply for a bail review as the case looked weak until a Toronto police officer told the Crown and myself that my client was selected in a photo line-up. At the preliminary hearing, we finally received the photo line-up and learned the officer had lied to us both. The Crown withdrew all charges against my client.
    • In R. v. K.C., my client was charged with trafficking cocaine and possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking. At the preliminary hearing my client was discharged of the trafficking cocaine case after the person he was alleged to have sold to testified the man looked very different than my client. At trial, I brought a Charter motion arguing that the Peel officers arrested my client without first doing a proper investigation into who sold the drugs to the other individual. The trial judge found my client’s rights were...
    • In R. v. J.S-D, my client was charged with possession of a loaded firearm that was found in the trunk of a car he was driving. 2 police officers testified, under oath, that they observed my client walk to the car and place the firearm in the trunk right in front of them. After a Charter application, the trial judge excluded the evidence finding the officers evidence not credible. The trial judge, after intense cross examination, found that the officers testimony was just not believable. The client walked out of...